List of airline liveries and logos

The aircraft liveries and country, logo and airlines are used to provide a distinctive branding for corporates to support commercial gains.

They were unpopular with many customers and also caused confusion for ground controllers who had more difficulty recognising aircraft with the British Airways ethnic liveries to give clear taxiing instructions.

Despite the £60 million expense of this livery, it was replaced completely in 2001 and the airline has now returned to a more traditional design based upon the Union flag.

The tradition also occurred on ANA's low cost subsidiary - Peach Aviation with their jets having some brands put in the bottom row of the plane, such as Soaring Sky!

The reason for the change is to avoid misunderstandings, as the letter has been used as a military symbol by the Russian Armed Forces during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Sukhoi Superjet 100 of Aeroflot displaying the Russian flag on its tail
Rising sun with red shadow on an Air India Boeing 777 (older livery)
Maltese Cross on an Air Malta Airbus A319
Brazilian flag on an Airbus A330 of Azul (non-standard livery for the airline)
Stylized flag of Lebanon on Middle East Airlines Airbus A320 tail
Stylized Philippine eagle head on a Cebu Pacific Airbus A319
The tsurumaru logo on a Japan Airlines Boeing 787 .
Airbus A319 of Lufthansa in the post-2018 livery. The stylised crane has been kept.
Qantas Boeing 737-800 in kangaroo livery
Plum blossom flower, the national flower of Republic of China (Taiwan), on a China Airlines 747-400
Pualani (flower of the sky) on a Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 767-300
The Philippine Airlines livery (pictured on an Airbus A330-300 ) features two triangles, one red on the other blue, with an eight-ray sun on the blue triangle of the tail, evoking a sail.
Tail of a Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-941 displaying the logo of the airline.
Garuda Indonesia Boeing 777 -300ER with blue and green livery